House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 359
... pension, and in 1893 for commuting that pension for an immediate one, were illegal; but they hold that no sufficient public reason has been adduced for allowing Sir Evan to retire on any pension before the age of 60, and that a charge ...
... pension, and in 1893 for commuting that pension for an immediate one, were illegal; but they hold that no sufficient public reason has been adduced for allowing Sir Evan to retire on any pension before the age of 60, and that a charge ...
Page 512
... Pension Authority has elapsed, an erroneous decision can be rectified or a pension allowance revoked. The Law Officers further advise that the Treasury would not be justified, even though in possession of evidence that a person whose ...
... Pension Authority has elapsed, an erroneous decision can be rectified or a pension allowance revoked. The Law Officers further advise that the Treasury would not be justified, even though in possession of evidence that a person whose ...
Page 513
... Pension Committee (or, upon appeal, of the Central Pension Authority), on questions raised, become due to the Crown under Section 9 (2) and for payment of the amounts recovered into the Exchequer as an extra receipt or (when the ...
... Pension Committee (or, upon appeal, of the Central Pension Authority), on questions raised, become due to the Crown under Section 9 (2) and for payment of the amounts recovered into the Exchequer as an extra receipt or (when the ...
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